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Tim Moor said:
dear dns gurus,
just for understanding: in my lab i have setup a small w2k3 domain
(lab.local). the one and only dc hosts the dns for this domain. now i
have added a subdomain (tek.lab.local).
what do i have to do if i want:
a) the dns of the lab.local domain to be responsible for the
tek.lab.local domain.
b) the tek.lab.local domain to make responsible for its domain.
thank you for your help
tim
INstall DNS on the tek.lab.local domain controller. Then create the zone on
that machine, and point ONLY to itself for DNS. Then delegate the child
zone, "tek.lab.local" from the parent zone's machine to the child domain
controller name and IP address. The in the child domain controller's DNS
properties, setup a forwarder to the parent. Then set a forwarder from the
parent to the ISP's.
255248 - HOW TO Create a Child Domain in Active Directory and Delegate the
DNS Namespace to the Child Domain (2000 or 2003):
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=255248
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